Analysis of Russian social media reveals increasing war fatigue among Russian citizens and a desire for the conflict in Ukraine to end, particularly in regions directly impacted by the fighting. Despite this growing weariness, Russians largely do not believe a swift resolution is likely. The research indicates a shift in sentiment, reflecting the prolonged nature of the war and its consequences, yet does not demonstrate a corresponding rise in overt opposition to the war itself. While acknowledging the conflict's strain, public discourse remains largely resigned rather than actively protesting. This suggests a complex and nuanced public mood within Russia. The data highlights a discrepancy between wanting the war to end and actively challenging the Kremlin's actions. Further monitoring is needed to assess whether this fatigue will translate into more substantial political change.